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The Craft(1996)
The Craft(1996)
Supernatural flick following a girl gang of witches at high school in 1990s Los Angeles.
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Year
1996
Duration
118 minutes
Genres
Drama, Period and Historical
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
It's 1692 and in Salem, Massachusetts, a group of young girls are found performing nocturnal rituals in the woods. Before long, accusations of Satanism and sorcery spread like wildfire throughout the Puritan community and a very public witch-hunt gets under way. At the centre is Abigail, infatuated with her ex-lover and seeking revenge against his wife. Adapted by Arthur Miller from his own play, originally written as a parable of the McCarthy era, this story of social hysteria and political scaremongering remains as potent as ever.
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This film contains moderate violence, nudity and scenes of hanging.
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